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@gridkitjs/export-xlsx

v0.1.5

Published

An Excel (.xlsx) export writer for GridKit: typed numbers and dates, number formats, a frozen header, column widths, groups and totals.

Readme

@gridkitjs/export-xlsx

An Excel export for GridKit grids: a writer that turns what the grid shows into a real .xlsx workbook — numbers, dates and booleans stored as Excel's own in the column's format, a bold header row frozen at the top, each column's width, group headers above rows Excel's outline collapses, and the grand total. Built on @gridkitjs/core and fflate, with no DOM: it runs in the browser or in Node.

Early development. The API is still moving and may break between minor versions.

pnpm add @gridkitjs/export-xlsx

Register the writer on the grid, and its "Export to Excel" command appears in the toolbar's Export dropdown and wherever export commands are listed:

import { DataGrid } from "@gridkitjs/react";
import { xlsxWriter } from "@gridkitjs/export-xlsx";

const writers = [xlsxWriter({ sheetName: "Orders" })];

<DataGrid
  columns={columns}
  dataSource={orders}
  toolbar={{ items: ["export"] }}
  exportWriters={writers}
/>;

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | ------------------------------------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | sheetName | string | "Sheet1" | The sheet's name, cut to 31 characters with [ ] : * ? / \ replaced. | | headerRows | string[] or (context) => string[] | none | Lines above the header row: a report's name, when it was exported. | | values | "typed" or "text" | "typed" | Store numbers, dates and booleans as Excel's own, or every cell as its text. |

Full documentation: github.com/gridkitjs/gridkitjs

License

MIT © Blagoja Blazhevski